Sentence examples for study servants from inspiring English sources

The mansion included a drawing room, dining room, study, servants' quarters, a conservatory and grapevines, and in 1887 was worth £50 a year in rent.

Laura Schwartz is a research fellow who spends her days at the Women's Library, quarrying its unique resources for her study of servants' trade unions.

"The mind is the crucial gateway between the social environment and illness," says Sir Michael Marmot, the lead researcher on the study of civil servants.

As minister, I published an international comparators study by civil servants into drug policy, the first proper assessment of our drug laws for 43 years.

To test this theory, Marmot and his team have been conducting a follow-up study of civil servants, which began in 1985 and continues to this day.

We know from another study that civil servants in community services account for approximately 30% of all draftees that have not been exempt (Trabold et al. 2006).

Naturalized Burmese citizens can't own land, be civil servants, study to be doctors or dentists, run for election or form political parties pretty much the conditions Rohingya already endure in Myanmar.

Data indicating that higher social status improves human longevity have been floating around for two decades, beginning with a British study of civil servants known as the Whitehall Study.

Some studies – for example, a prospective study of civil servants [ 53] – have shown an association between effort-reward imbalance (high efforts combined with low rewards) and psychological distress.

We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of baseline data from the Brazilian Longitudinal Study of Adult Health (ELSA-Brasil)—a multicenter prospective cohort study of civil servants.

Slightly stronger associations with annual PM10 were estimated among men compared to women in the study of civil servants in London (Tonne et al. 2012).